About this block

Ownership Split Rows turns the independence claim into a number, showing the store's cap table as a stacked proportion bar over holder rows with share and note, plus a closing line of what is deliberately absent from it. The lede states the stakes, independent is a claim every brand makes until the acquisition post.

Holders are one array of name, share, width, swatch, and note, summed to one hundred percent. The absent line is the content, a cap table that names zero investors and six declined approaches proves what the bar cannot.

When to use

Reach for this block on a brand story or about page when ownership is a genuine part of the pitch and you can back the figures. Keep the holders real and the note honest, and let the absent line carry what independence actually costs.

A natural flow around it on an Ecommerce Pro page:

Before

• Founder letter

After

• Journal sections
• Product grids

What you can display

One strong use is the cap table with what it leaves out. Other splits:

• The team split. Headcount by bench or role, shown as one proportion bar.
• The revenue split. Where each sale goes, holder by holder, down to the reserve.
• The supplier split. How the order book spreads across the makers behind it.

Tip: the absent line does the real work, a cap table that names what is not on it says more than the shares.